The Bald Eagle kite took 8 months from start to finish for designer Marguerite Stankus. She worked meticulously to pattern the strong wing beat of an Eagle in flight. She wanted the Jackite Eagle to be a majestic kite considering the allure surrounding the symbol of America.

The Bald Eagle can also be used as a scarecrow. Just fly the Bald Eagle over your garden, dock, deck, pool, or boat to keep other more annoying birds away and control damage. They look fantastic over a field. The Jackite scarecrows are used by the marinas, farmers, orchard owners, beekeepers, and government agencies.

Jackite Birds are also Kites just for the fun of flying your own bird. As with all Jackites, this bird will beat it's wings, bank on the air and soar to new heights. The birds are constructed of Tyvek and a solid fiberglass spar. It is water resistant and highly tear resistant, and will provide you with many hours of flying pleasure. These birds make great windsocks. Just attach the bird to a pole with a lead line and watch it fly by itself. We have one of the birds flying in our backyard attached to a fiberglass pole with a Line Rig. It is wonderful to watch on a windy day.

Product Features:

• Wingspan 60"
• Designed by Marguerite Stankus
• High quality Inks Used to Resist Fading
• Made of Tyvek and a Solid Fiberglass Spar

Bird Kite

The assembled bird comes in a 3" diameter tube. You will remove the kite from the package and apply simple steps to the bird and it's ready to fly.

1. Remove from Package
2. Install spar across wings
3. Peel Liner off two-faced taped inside body and head and press together lining up edges
4. With white snaps, attach feet to inside of eagle body
5. Attach swivel to beak for windsock flying or to body for kite flying
6. Attach line to swivel (LineRig is recommended for windsock flight, sold separately. LineRig is a 7 foot line with swivels on each end.)
7. Remember to roll up the leading edges of the wing over the spar across the wings as explained on other instruction sheet